Andrew Jackson
1. Andrew Jackson claimed to represent the common white man through this idea...
Jacksonian Democracy
25. This was discovered on Sutter's Mill, and led to a mass migration into California Territory.
Gold
22. This Treaty ended the Mexican-American War.
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
32. This woman was nicknamed "Black Moses" and was a conductor on the Underground Railroad, making the trip to North and South roughly 20 times.
Harriet Tubman
37. Plagued by a Potato Famine, these people were the largest immigration group to the United States in the mid-1800s.
The Irish
10. President Jackson enacted this law which allowed for the forced relocation of American Indians.
The Indian Removal Act
14. The name of the largest trail Westward, ending in the Northwest United States.
The Oregon Trail
23. This sliver of land cost $10 million and consists of parts of New Mexico and Arizona.
The Gadsden Purchase
30. These South Carolinian sisters convinced many Southern Christian women to talk about abolition with their husbands.
The Grimke sisters
39. These 1-room, cramped living spaces lacked proper sunlight, fresh air, and sanitation. Yet they were the homes for thousands of immigrants.
Tenements
5. Jackson did this to the National Bank after he said it "favors on the rich."
Veto
14. These people migrated West led by Brigham Young into the Salt Late Territory.
Mormons
18. The 9 years that Texas was independent from Mexico and the United States, the Republic went by this name.
Lone Star Republic
31. The American Colonization Society founded this colony in West Africa as a home to former enslaved African Americans.
Liberia
38. This was the port of entry on the West Coast for most immigrants immigrating from China or Japan.
Angel Island
2. The system in which President Jackson hired his friends and followers in government jobs.
The spoils system
15. The painting "American Progress" created by John Gast in 1873 features Lady Columbia carrying these two objects.
A book and telegraph Wire
20. Texas believed the Mexico border was at the Rio Grande River, while Mexico believed it was at this river.
Nueces River
36. This document was written at the Seneca Falls Convention and consists of rights that women fought for at the time.
Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions
40. These people wanted to eliminate foreign influence, refusing to hire immigrants for work and creating the Know-Nothing Party.
Nativists
The Native American confederacy that resisted forced relocation by fighting the US Army in Florida?
Seminoles
President Polk's slogan for expansion into the Oregon Territory, encouraging a war with Britain.
"54-40 or Fight!"
This former President described the Mexican-American War as a “Southern expedition to find bigger pens to cram the slaves.”
John Quincy Adams
These rules on Congress forbade representatives to discuss slavery from 1836 to 1844.
"Gag rules"
This phenomenon served as a "push factor" for immigration because of the introduction of factories and cheaper production of goods.
The Industrial Revolution